Politicians in both Liberal and Labor parties wilfully ignore deeply measured recommendations to treat Aboriginal men and women as equals.
One might expect that this would have helped developing countries catch up with the richest nations at the frontier of technology The reason that this did not happen, the authors propose, is that despite spreading faster, new technologies have not embedded themselves as deeply, measured by their prevalence, relative to the size of the economy.
To understand deeply and measure scientifically the public's perceived risk of NRBD, in this paper the qualitative and quantitative methods were used to explore the construct of perceived risk of NRBD in Chinese context.
As Japanese automakers gained market share while demonstrating that quality could indeed be systematized, measured and deeply integrated into their governance, leadership and culture, their U.S. counterparts rethought their beliefs; they declared quality was "Job #1" and set out on a long, difficult and fruitful journey to systematize quality.
In this position, they were asked to breathe in deeply and the observer measured their height pushing down the mobile top to minimize to the maximum any error due to hair thickness.
We are deeply concerned that measuring a great diversity of educational traditions and cultures using a single, narrow, biased yardstick could, in the end, do irreparable harm to our schools and our students.
"But it is deeply sourced, meticulously reported and measured, and we would not change a word".
Doing it – by demonstrating to the powers-that-be that they are not above scrutiny – builds journalistic capital in ways that can't be measured but matter deeply.
In his interview, Hitzlsperger emerges as an even rarer specimen among professional footballers: he's thoughtful, clearly deeply intelligent, well-spoken and measured.
Confidence in social work has been undermined, helping deeply worrying measures like the privatisation of child protection gain approval.
Yet it is a deeply flawed measure, pursuing which has become an end in itself – and is as damaging to science as the bonus culture is to banking.
